Covering 190 miles in just 120 minutes—sounds intense, right? That’s the thrill of the 2025 Formula 1 season! With top teams like Ferrari, Mercedes, and Haas battling it out on the track, every race is packed with high-speed action and fierce rivalries.
Now, you can enjoy live streaming of Formula 1 2025 races on your Roku device as the season kicks off. Even better? You can stream it for free with PureVPN on Servus TV. Here’s how:
Steps to Watch F1 Races on Roku
From your Roku home screen, go to Streaming Channels > Search Channels. Search for Servus TV. Click Add Channel and install the app, and then follow below given steps:
Which Roku Channels Broadcast Formula 1 Races?
ESPN, ABC, Fox Sports, and BeIN Sports are accessible on Roku either as standalone channels or through streaming services that include these networks. However, availability depends on your region and subscription plan.
To ensure access, check with your local cable or streaming provider for the most up-to-date channel options in your area.
Where to Watch Formula 1 on Roku
| Channel | Availability | Streaming Method |
|---|---|---|
| ESPN | USA | ESPN app, cable login, or streaming services (Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, YouTube TV) |
| F1 TV Pro | Global (select regions) | F1 TV app (subscription required) |
| ABC | USA | ABC app, cable subscription, or live TV services |
| Sky Sports | UK | Sky Go app or Now TV (subscription required) |
| Fox Sports | Australia | Kayo Sports or Foxtel |
| BeIN Sports | Middle East & Asia | BeIN Connect app (subscription required) |
| ORF, ServusTV | Austria, Germany | Free streaming (regional restrictions apply) |
How to Stream Formula 1 Live on Roku Without Cable
Along with the F1 TV app, the ESPN app lets you stream Formula 1 races live on Roku. As the official broadcaster, ESPN provides full coverage of practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and race-day action.
If you’re subscribed to any of the following streaming services, you can watch Formula 1 through the ESPN channel:
Formula 1 on Ruko via Sling TV
Sling TV offers an affordable option to stream the 2025 F1 races. With over 40 channels, including ESPN, you can opt for either the Sling Orange or Sling Orange + Blue packages. Download the Sling TV app from the Roku Channel Store.
Sling TV Subscription Plans on Roku:
- Sling Orange: $40/month
- Sling Orange + Blue: $55/month
Formula 1 on Ruko via Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV is another popular service that provides access to F1 content via the ESPN channel. In addition to ESPN, you can enjoy other sports channels like NBC and FS1. Install the Hulu app on Roku through the Channel Store. To access ESPN, you’ll need a Hulu + Live TV or Hulu Bundle pack subscription.
Hulu TV Plans on Roku:
- Hulu + Live TV, Disney Plus, and ESPN+: $76.99/month
Formula 1 on Ruko via Fubo TV
fuboTV is a premium streaming service that also includes ESPN. By downloading fuboTV on Roku, you can watch the F1 races through the ESPN channel. fuboTV offers four different subscription packages, all of which include ESPN.
fuboTV Plans on Roku:
- Pro: $54.99/month
- Elite: $64.99/month
- Premier: $74.99/month
Roku Supported iOS & Android Versions
| Platform | OS Requirement | Device Compatibility |
|---|---|---|
| iOS | iOS 12.0 or higher | iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch |
| Android | Android 5.0 or higher | Most Android phones and tablets |
2025 Formula 1 – Race Calendar
| Australia | March 14-16 | Belgium* | July 25-27 |
| China* | March 21-23 | Hungary | August 1-3 |
| Japan | April 4-6 | Netherlands | August 29-31 |
| Bahrain | April 11-13 | Italy | September 5-7 |
| Saudi Arabia | April 18-20 | Azerbaijan | September 19-21 |
| Miami* | May 2-4 | Singapore | October 3-5 |
| Emilia Romagna | May 16-18 | USA* | October 17-19 |
| Monaco | May 23-25 | Mexico | October 24-26 |
| Spain | May 30-June 1 | Brazil* | November 7-9 |
| Canada | June 13-15 | Las Vegas | November 20-22 |
| Austria | June 27-29 | Qatar* | November 28-30 |
| United Kingdom | July 4-6 | Abu Dhabi | December 5-7 |
Australian Grand Prix Formula 1 2025 Preview
The 2025 Formula 1 season kicks off with the Australian Grand Prix from March 14-16, bringing major driver changes and intense competition. Lewis Hamilton makes his much-anticipated debut with Ferrari, while 18-year-old Andrea Kimi Antonelli replaces him at Mercedes.
Max Verstappen is chasing his fifth consecutive drivers’ title, but McLaren’s Lando Norris is a strong contender, with teammate Oscar Piastri aiming for a home victory in Melbourne.
The top four teams—McLaren, Ferrari, Red Bull, and Mercedes—are expected to be highly competitive, though Red Bull faces some challenges with car balance, as indicated in pre-season testing.
Melbourne Circuit Highlights
The Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne, Australia, is the venue for the 2025 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix. Key details about the circuit include:
- Circuit Length: 5.278 kilometers (3.280 miles)
- Race Distance: 58 laps, totaling 306.124 kilometers (190.217 miles)
- Number of Turns: 14
- Circuit Type: Temporary street circuit set around Albert Park Lake
Australian Grand Prix Formula 1 2025 Race Time
| Session | Time (AEDT) |
|---|---|
| Free Practice 1 | 12:30-13:30, Friday, March 14 |
| Free Practice 2 | 16:00-17:00, Friday, March 14 |
| Free Practice 3 | 12:30-13:30, Saturday, March 15 |
| Qualifying | 16:00-17:00, Saturday, March 15 |
| Race | 15:00-17:00 or 58 laps (whichever comes first), Sunday, March 16 |
F1 Australian Grand Prix 2025 Teams & Drivers
A total of 20 drivers from 10 teams will compete in the 2025 season opener. There are no new teams this year, though Cadillac will enter in 2026 under F1’s new technical regulations. Among the grid, three former World Champions hold a combined 13 titles, and five drivers have previously won in Australia.
| Teams | Drivers |
|---|---|
| Red Bull Racing | #1 – Max Verstappen (2023) #30 – Liam Lawson* (11 previous F1 starts) |
| McLaren | #4 – Lando Norris #81 – Oscar Piastri |
| Ferrari | #16 – Charles Leclerc (2022) #44 – Lewis Hamilton (2008, 2015) |
| Mercedes | #12 – Kimi Antonelli* #63 – George Russell |
| Aston Martin | #14 – Fernando Alonso (2006) #18 – Lance Stroll |
| Alpine | #7 – Jack Doohan* (1 previous F1 start) #10 – Pierre Gasly |
| Haas | #31 – Esteban Ocon #87 – Ollie Bearman* (3 previous F1 starts) |
| Racing Bulls (VCARB) | #6 – Isack Hadjar* #22 – Yuki Tsunoda |
| Williams | #23 – Alex Albon #55 – Carlos Sainz (2024) |
| Sauber | #5 – Gabriel Bortoleto* #27 – Nico Hülkenberg |
Frequently Asked Questions
Subscribe to PureVPN, download the app, connect to an Austrian server, and open Servus TV to enjoy Formula 1 on Roku for free.
ESPN, ABC, Fox Sports, and BeIN Sports are available on Roku, but availability may vary based on location and subscription.
As of September 2021, Roku supports iOS 12.0 or higher and Android 5.0 or higher.
You can watch Formula 1 (F1) on Roku using the official F1 TV app or streaming services like Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, or fuboTV that offer F1 content.
If you encounter geographical restrictions, consider using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to enhance access to F1 TV content.
Arsalan Rashid
March 10, 2025
4 days ago
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